US20140048659A1 - Knockdown Table Leg of Game Table - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to a game table, and more particularly to a knockdown table leg of a game table.
- FIG. 1 shows a conventional game table having a table face 11 and four table legs 12 fixedly disposed under the table face 11 .
- Such game table is previously manufactured in a factory and then delivered to a store or a consumer's house. Therefore, when receiving the game table, the table legs 12 have been already fixedly connected with the table face 11 . This makes it difficult to store or transfer the game table.
- the table legs of the conventional game table have monotonous appearance without any beautifying effect.
- the table leg of the game table of the present invention includes a support frame, a front casing and a rear casing.
- the support frame is a support with an L-shaped cross section.
- the support frame has a connection section at a top end of the support frame.
- the front casing is composed of two front decoration boards containing a certain angle.
- Multiple first latch members are disposed on back faces of the two front decoration boards near inner sides thereof. The first latch members are latched with each other to connect the inner sides of the two front decoration boards.
- the rear casing is composed of two rear decoration boards containing a certain angle.
- Multiple second latch members are disposed on inner wall faces of the two rear decoration boards near inner sides thereof. The second latch members are latched with each other to connect the inner sides of the two rear decoration boards.
- the front and rear casings are assembled with the support frame from a front side and a rear side of the support frame respectively. Two lateral sides of the front casing are connected with two lateral sides of the rear casing. The connection section of the support frame upward protrudes from the front and rear casings.
- the table leg of the game table has a rigid structure.
- the front and rear casings together form a housing and the table leg has a beautiful appearance.
- the support frame is composed of two upright boards.
- Abase seat is disposed between the two upright boards and positioned at the bottom end of the support frame.
- a pad member is connected with the base seat.
- the lateral sides of the front casing and the lateral sides of the rear casing are connected by means of multiple connection components.
- the support frame has two outer sides in the form of curved faces.
- the two front decoration boards have curved faces with raised/recessed sections corresponding to the curved faces of the two outer sides of the support frame, whereby the front decoration boards can be conveniently located on the support frame.
- the table leg has a sculptural appearance.
- At least one recess is formed on a back face of the support frame and the rear casing has at least one inward recess in alignment with the recess of the back corner of the support frame.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a conventional game table
- FIG. 2 is a perspective assembled view of a preferred embodiment of the knockdown table leg of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective generally exploded view of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a rear perspective view of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention according to FIG. 2 ;
- FIG. 5 is a side view of the support frame of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a rear perspective exploded view of the support frame of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a perspective exploded view of the support frame and the front casing of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a rear perspective assembled view of the support frame of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a rear perspective assembled view of the front casing of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a rear perspective exploded view of the front casing of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is an enlarged view of the latch members of the front decoration boards of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a sectional view of the latch members of the front decoration boards, in which the latch members are latched with each other;
- FIG. 13 is a rear perspective assembled view of the rear casing of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention.
- FIG. 14 is a rear perspective exploded view of the rear casing of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention.
- FIG. 15 is an enlarged view of the latch members of the rear decoration boards of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention.
- FIG. 16 is a sectional view of the latch members of the rear decoration boards, in which the latch members are latched with each other;
- FIG. 17 is a side perspective view of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention.
- FIG. 18 is a perspective exploded view according to FIG. 17 ;
- FIG. 19 is a perspective assembled view of a front decoration board and a rear decoration board of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention.
- FIG. 20 is a perspective exploded view of a front decoration board and a rear decoration board of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention.
- FIG. 21 is a side perspective view of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention, in which a front decoration board is removed;
- FIG. 22 is a perspective view showing that the table legs of the present invention are assembled with a table frame of a game table.
- the knockdown table leg 20 of game table of the present invention includes a support frame 30 and a housing composed of a front casing 40 and a rear casing 50 .
- a consumer can DIY assemble the support frame and the front and rear casings and assemble the front and rear casings around the support frame to form the table leg as shown in FIG. 2 .
- the housing has an embossed surface so that the table leg 20 has a curved configuration and sculptural appearance.
- a top end of the support frame 30 protrudes from the housing to form a connection section 31 .
- the consumer can assemble multiple table legs with the table frame 25 of a game table as shown in FIG. 22 .
- the outward protruding connection section 31 of the table leg serves to connect with the table frame 25 .
- the support frame 30 is a support with an L-shaped cross section.
- the support frame 30 is composed of two upright boards 32 connected with each other. Please refer to FIGS. 5 and 6 .
- Each upright board 32 has an inner side 33 , which is a straight side and an outer side 34 , which is a curved side having raised/recessed sections.
- Each upright board 32 has a top end, which is a protruding section with a certain height. The top ends of the upright boards 32 together form the connection section 31 .
- a connection block 35 is disposed on outer wall face of the protruding section of the upright board 32 in flush with outer edge of the upright board.
- the inner sides 33 of the two upright boards 32 are fixedly connected by means of fastening members 301 (such as screws or nails) to form the support frame 30 .
- the outer sides 34 of the two upright boards form two lateral edges of the support frame 30 .
- the support frame 30 has a base seat 36 , which is a rectangular block. Two adjacent sides of the base seat 36 are respectively inserted in insertion channels 37 formed on inner wall faces of bottom ends of two upright boards 32 .
- the base seat 36 is fixedly connected with the two upright boards 32 by means of two fastening members 302 .
- the base seat 36 serves to increase structural strength of the support frame 30 .
- a pad member 38 is mounted under the base seat 36 as shown in FIG. 7 . Referring to FIGS. 5 and 6 , the pad member 38 has a soft pad body 381 and a threaded rod 382 screwed in a threaded hole 361 formed on the base seat 36 .
- the pad member 38 serves as a bottom end of the table leg 20 in contact with the ground.
- the pad member 38 can be rotated to adjust the height of the table leg.
- at least one recess 39 is formed on a corner (the junction between the two upright boards) of a back face of the support frame 30 .
- the front casing 40 has an L-shaped or semicircular cross section.
- the front casing 40 is composed of two upright front decoration boards 42 containing a certain angle.
- the front decoration boards 42 are made of plastic material by injection molding and have curved and embossed outer surfaces with raised/recessed sections. Please refer to FIGS. 9 and 10 .
- the front decoration board 42 has a maximum width at a top end, a second largest width at a bottom end and a minimum width in the middle.
- a top board section 421 inward extends from a top edge of the front decoration board.
- Inner edges 43 of the two front decoration boards 42 correspond to each other and can be connected with each other.
- Multiple first latch members including male latch members 44 and female latch members 45 are respectively disposed on back faces of the two front decoration boards near the inner sides 43 .
- Each male latch member 44 is a latch member having a reverse hook.
- Each female latch member 45 has a latch hole 451 .
- the male latch members 44 are respectively passed through the latch holes 415 of the female latch members 45 to latch with the female latch members so as to assemble the two front decoration boards into the front casing 40 .
- the two inner sides 43 are tightly mated with each other and the inner sides of the two top board sections 421 are also in tight contact with each other.
- Several insertion pillars 47 are disposed on the back faces of the front decoration boards 42 near the outer sides 46 .
- the outer sides 46 are two lateral sides of the front casing 40 .
- Several first tongue sections 48 are respectively disposed on inner wall faces of the outer sides 46 of the front decoration boards 42 . The free ends of the first tongue sections 48 protrude from the outer sides of the front decoration boards.
- the rear casing 50 has an L-shaped or semicircular cross section.
- the rear casing 50 is composed of two upright rear decoration boards 52 containing a certain angle.
- the rear decoration boards 52 are made of plastic material by injection molding and have curved outer surfaces with raised/recessed sections. Please refer to FIGS. 13 and 14 .
- the rear decoration board 52 has a maximum width at a top end, a second largest width at a bottom end and a minimum width in the middle.
- a top board section 521 inward extends from a top edge of the rear decoration board.
- a connection plate 522 upward extends from the top board section 521 .
- Inner edges 53 of the two rear decoration boards 52 correspond to each other and can be attached to and connected with each other.
- Each latching member 54 is a latch member having a reverse hook.
- the two rear decoration boards are latched with each other without easy detachment.
- the two inner sides 53 are tightly attached to each other.
- the inner sides of the two top board sections 521 are also in tight contact with each other. Therefore, the two rear decoration boards 52 are tightly connected with each other.
- Several hollow insertion pillars 57 are disposed on the inner wall faces of the rear decoration boards 52 near the outer sides 56 .
- the hollow insertion pillar 57 has an inner diameter larger than the outer diameter of the insertion pillar 47 of the front casing.
- the outer sides 56 are two lateral sides of the rear casing 50 .
- Several second tongue sections 58 are respectively disposed on inner wall faces of the outer sides 56 of the rear decoration boards 52 . The free ends of the second tongue sections 58 protrude from the rear decoration boards.
- the front and rear casings 40 , 50 are assembled with the support frame 30 .
- the two lateral sides of the front casing 40 are connected with the two lateral sides of the rear casing 50 to form a hollow housing enclosing the support frame 30 to form the table leg 20 .
- the housing has the configuration of a quadrangular column as the appearance of the table leg.
- the connection section 31 protrudes from the housing.
- the connection section 31 has an L-shaped cross section and has two board sections.
- the insertion pillars 47 of the front casing 40 and the insertion pillars 57 of the rear casing 50 serve as connection components for connecting the lateral sides of the front and rear casings.
- FIGS. 19 and 20 only show one front decoration board 42 and one rear decoration board 52 for easy illustration of the connection between the front and rear casings.
- the outer sides 46 , 56 of the front and rear decoration boards 42 , 52 on the same side are connected with each other.
- the insertion pillars 47 of the front decoration board are inserted into the insertion pillars 57 of the rear decoration board.
- the tongue sections 48 , 58 of the front and rear decoration boards 42 , 52 are alternately arranged.
- the front and rear casings are locked with each other with the lateral sides mated with each other. Under such circumstance, the front and rear decoration boards are securely assembled with each other.
- several fastening members 303 (such as screws) are used to fixedly connect the rear casing 50 with the support frame 30 as shown in FIG. 18 .
- the connection plates 522 of the rear casing 50 are locked with the support frame by means of fastening members 303 .
- a fastening member 303 is screwed into the uppermost insertion pillars 47 , 57 and a fastening member 303 is screwed into the lowermost insertion pillars 47 , 57 to securely lock the front and rear casing with each other.
- the curved faces of the front decoration boards 42 are snugly attached to the curved sides 34 of the upright boards 32 .
- the curved sides 34 are formed with several recesses 341 for receiving the insertion pillars 47 , 57 and permitting the insertion pillars 47 , 57 to pass through the support frame.
- connection section 31 of the table leg 20 is connected with the table frame 25 of the game table to form the game table.
- the two connection blocks 35 of the two board sections of the connection section 31 are respectively connected with two board materials 26 of the table frame by means of screws.
- the connection section 31 of the table leg is concealed in the table frame 25 and only the front and rear casings 40 , 50 with beautiful appearances are exposed to outer side.
- the front casing is directed outward, while the rear casing is positioned on inner side.
- the table leg of the present invention is a knockdown structure.
- a consumer can DIY assemble the table leg.
- the table leg of the present invention has a rigid structure and sculptural appearance with beautifying effect.
- the knockdown table leg can save room and lower transfer cost.
- connection components can be latch members instead of the insertion pillars of the front and rear casings.
- first and second latch members can be replaced with insertion pillars.
- the structures of the connection components and the first and second latch members can be exchanged.
- the first latch members can have the structure of the second latch members and the connection components can have the structures of the first latch members or the second latch members.
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- 1. Field of the Invention
- The present invention relates generally to a game table, and more particularly to a knockdown table leg of a game table.
- 2. Description of the Related Art
- In the modern society, leisure life has been more and more emphasized. Many people purchase game tables such as billiard tables or hockey game tables and place the game tables in the houses to achieve the objects of entertainment and exercise.
FIG. 1 shows a conventional game table having atable face 11 and fourtable legs 12 fixedly disposed under thetable face 11. Such game table is previously manufactured in a factory and then delivered to a store or a consumer's house. Therefore, when receiving the game table, thetable legs 12 have been already fixedly connected with thetable face 11. This makes it difficult to store or transfer the game table. Moreover, the table legs of the conventional game table have monotonous appearance without any beautifying effect. - There is a trend to DIY assembly. Therefore, manufacturers have tried to develop various knockdown game tables, which can be DIY assembled by the consumers. It is therefore tried by the applicant to provide a knockdown table leg of a game table, which has beautiful appearance and is easy for a consumer to DIY assemble.
- It is therefore a primary object of the present invention to provide a knockdown table leg of a game table, which is easy for a consumer to DIY assemble.
- It is a further object of the present invention to provide a knockdown table leg of a game table, which has rigid structure and beautiful appearance.
- The table leg of the game table of the present invention includes a support frame, a front casing and a rear casing.
- The support frame is a support with an L-shaped cross section. The support frame has a connection section at a top end of the support frame.
- The front casing is composed of two front decoration boards containing a certain angle. Multiple first latch members are disposed on back faces of the two front decoration boards near inner sides thereof. The first latch members are latched with each other to connect the inner sides of the two front decoration boards.
- The rear casing is composed of two rear decoration boards containing a certain angle. Multiple second latch members are disposed on inner wall faces of the two rear decoration boards near inner sides thereof. The second latch members are latched with each other to connect the inner sides of the two rear decoration boards.
- The front and rear casings are assembled with the support frame from a front side and a rear side of the support frame respectively. Two lateral sides of the front casing are connected with two lateral sides of the rear casing. The connection section of the support frame upward protrudes from the front and rear casings.
- Accordingly, a consumer can easily DIY assemble the table leg of the game table and the table leg has a rigid structure. The front and rear casings together form a housing and the table leg has a beautiful appearance.
- Preferably, the support frame is composed of two upright boards. Abase seat is disposed between the two upright boards and positioned at the bottom end of the support frame. A pad member is connected with the base seat.
- The lateral sides of the front casing and the lateral sides of the rear casing are connected by means of multiple connection components.
- The support frame has two outer sides in the form of curved faces. The two front decoration boards have curved faces with raised/recessed sections corresponding to the curved faces of the two outer sides of the support frame, whereby the front decoration boards can be conveniently located on the support frame. Moreover, by means of the design of the curved faces, the table leg has a sculptural appearance.
- At least one recess is formed on a back face of the support frame and the rear casing has at least one inward recess in alignment with the recess of the back corner of the support frame.
- The present invention can be best understood through the following description and accompanying drawings, wherein:
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a conventional game table; -
FIG. 2 is a perspective assembled view of a preferred embodiment of the knockdown table leg of the present invention; -
FIG. 3 is a perspective generally exploded view of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention; -
FIG. 4 is a rear perspective view of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention according toFIG. 2 ; -
FIG. 5 is a side view of the support frame of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention; -
FIG. 6 is a rear perspective exploded view of the support frame of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention; -
FIG. 7 is a perspective exploded view of the support frame and the front casing of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention; -
FIG. 8 is a rear perspective assembled view of the support frame of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention; -
FIG. 9 is a rear perspective assembled view of the front casing of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention; -
FIG. 10 is a rear perspective exploded view of the front casing of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention; -
FIG. 11 is an enlarged view of the latch members of the front decoration boards of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention; -
FIG. 12 is a sectional view of the latch members of the front decoration boards, in which the latch members are latched with each other; -
FIG. 13 is a rear perspective assembled view of the rear casing of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention; -
FIG. 14 is a rear perspective exploded view of the rear casing of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention; -
FIG. 15 is an enlarged view of the latch members of the rear decoration boards of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention; -
FIG. 16 is a sectional view of the latch members of the rear decoration boards, in which the latch members are latched with each other; -
FIG. 17 is a side perspective view of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention; -
FIG. 18 is a perspective exploded view according toFIG. 17 ; -
FIG. 19 is a perspective assembled view of a front decoration board and a rear decoration board of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention; -
FIG. 20 is a perspective exploded view of a front decoration board and a rear decoration board of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention; -
FIG. 21 is a side perspective view of the preferred embodiment of the table leg of the present invention, in which a front decoration board is removed; and -
FIG. 22 is a perspective view showing that the table legs of the present invention are assembled with a table frame of a game table. - Please refer to
FIGS. 2 and 3 . According to a preferred embodiment, theknockdown table leg 20 of game table of the present invention includes asupport frame 30 and a housing composed of afront casing 40 and arear casing 50. A consumer can DIY assemble the support frame and the front and rear casings and assemble the front and rear casings around the support frame to form the table leg as shown inFIG. 2 . The housing has an embossed surface so that thetable leg 20 has a curved configuration and sculptural appearance. A top end of thesupport frame 30 protrudes from the housing to form aconnection section 31. After the table leg is assembled, the consumer can assemble multiple table legs with thetable frame 25 of a game table as shown inFIG. 22 . The outwardprotruding connection section 31 of the table leg serves to connect with thetable frame 25. - The
support frame 30 is a support with an L-shaped cross section. Thesupport frame 30 is composed of twoupright boards 32 connected with each other. Please refer toFIGS. 5 and 6 . Eachupright board 32 has aninner side 33, which is a straight side and anouter side 34, which is a curved side having raised/recessed sections. Eachupright board 32 has a top end, which is a protruding section with a certain height. The top ends of theupright boards 32 together form theconnection section 31. Aconnection block 35 is disposed on outer wall face of the protruding section of theupright board 32 in flush with outer edge of the upright board. Theinner sides 33 of the twoupright boards 32 are fixedly connected by means of fastening members 301 (such as screws or nails) to form thesupport frame 30. Theouter sides 34 of the two upright boards form two lateral edges of thesupport frame 30. Thesupport frame 30 has abase seat 36, which is a rectangular block. Two adjacent sides of thebase seat 36 are respectively inserted ininsertion channels 37 formed on inner wall faces of bottom ends of twoupright boards 32. Thebase seat 36 is fixedly connected with the twoupright boards 32 by means of twofastening members 302. Thebase seat 36 serves to increase structural strength of thesupport frame 30. Apad member 38 is mounted under thebase seat 36 as shown inFIG. 7 . Referring toFIGS. 5 and 6 , thepad member 38 has asoft pad body 381 and a threadedrod 382 screwed in a threadedhole 361 formed on thebase seat 36. Thepad member 38 serves as a bottom end of thetable leg 20 in contact with the ground. Thepad member 38 can be rotated to adjust the height of the table leg. In addition, as shown inFIG. 8 , at least onerecess 39 is formed on a corner (the junction between the two upright boards) of a back face of thesupport frame 30. - The
front casing 40 has an L-shaped or semicircular cross section. Thefront casing 40 is composed of two uprightfront decoration boards 42 containing a certain angle. Thefront decoration boards 42 are made of plastic material by injection molding and have curved and embossed outer surfaces with raised/recessed sections. Please refer toFIGS. 9 and 10 . Thefront decoration board 42 has a maximum width at a top end, a second largest width at a bottom end and a minimum width in the middle. Atop board section 421 inward extends from a top edge of the front decoration board. Inner edges 43 of the twofront decoration boards 42 correspond to each other and can be connected with each other. Multiple first latch members includingmale latch members 44 andfemale latch members 45 are respectively disposed on back faces of the two front decoration boards near the inner sides 43. Please refer toFIGS. 11 and 12 . Eachmale latch member 44 is a latch member having a reverse hook. Eachfemale latch member 45 has alatch hole 451. Themale latch members 44 are respectively passed through the latch holes 415 of thefemale latch members 45 to latch with the female latch members so as to assemble the two front decoration boards into thefront casing 40. After assembled, the twoinner sides 43 are tightly mated with each other and the inner sides of the twotop board sections 421 are also in tight contact with each other.Several insertion pillars 47 are disposed on the back faces of thefront decoration boards 42 near the outer sides 46. Theouter sides 46 are two lateral sides of thefront casing 40. Severalfirst tongue sections 48 are respectively disposed on inner wall faces of theouter sides 46 of thefront decoration boards 42. The free ends of thefirst tongue sections 48 protrude from the outer sides of the front decoration boards. - The
rear casing 50 has an L-shaped or semicircular cross section. Therear casing 50 is composed of two uprightrear decoration boards 52 containing a certain angle. Similarly, therear decoration boards 52 are made of plastic material by injection molding and have curved outer surfaces with raised/recessed sections. Please refer toFIGS. 13 and 14 . Therear decoration board 52 has a maximum width at a top end, a second largest width at a bottom end and a minimum width in the middle. Atop board section 521 inward extends from a top edge of the rear decoration board. Aconnection plate 522 upward extends from thetop board section 521. Inner edges 53 of the tworear decoration boards 52 correspond to each other and can be attached to and connected with each other. Multiple second latch members including several latchingmembers 54 and several latchedmembers 55 are alternately respectively disposed on inner wall faces of the two rear decoration boards near the inner sides 53. That is, some of the latchingmembers 54 are disposed on one of the rear decoration boards, while the other latchingmembers 54 are disposed on the other of the rear decoration boards. Please refer toFIGS. 15 and 16 . Each latchingmember 54 is a latch member having a reverse hook. When the tworear decoration boards 52 are assembled, the latchingmembers 54 are respectively latched with the latchedsections 55 to assemble the two rear decoration boards into therear casing 50. The latchingmembers 54 of onerear decoration board 52 are respectively latched with the latchedsections 55 of the otherrear decoration board 52. Therefore, the two rear decoration boards are latched with each other without easy detachment. After assembled, the twoinner sides 53 are tightly attached to each other. The inner sides of the twotop board sections 521 are also in tight contact with each other. Therefore, the tworear decoration boards 52 are tightly connected with each other. Severalhollow insertion pillars 57 are disposed on the inner wall faces of therear decoration boards 52 near the outer sides 56. Thehollow insertion pillar 57 has an inner diameter larger than the outer diameter of theinsertion pillar 47 of the front casing. Theouter sides 56 are two lateral sides of therear casing 50. Severalsecond tongue sections 58 are respectively disposed on inner wall faces of theouter sides 56 of therear decoration boards 52. The free ends of thesecond tongue sections 58 protrude from the rear decoration boards. - After the
front casing 40 and therear casing 50 are respectively assembled, the front andrear casings support frame 30. As shown inFIGS. 17 and 18 , the two lateral sides of thefront casing 40 are connected with the two lateral sides of therear casing 50 to form a hollow housing enclosing thesupport frame 30 to form thetable leg 20. The housing has the configuration of a quadrangular column as the appearance of the table leg. Theconnection section 31 protrudes from the housing. Theconnection section 31 has an L-shaped cross section and has two board sections. Theinsertion pillars 47 of thefront casing 40 and theinsertion pillars 57 of therear casing 50 serve as connection components for connecting the lateral sides of the front and rear casings. -
FIGS. 19 and 20 only show onefront decoration board 42 and onerear decoration board 52 for easy illustration of the connection between the front and rear casings. When connecting the front andrear casings outer sides rear decoration boards insertion pillars 47 of the front decoration board are inserted into theinsertion pillars 57 of the rear decoration board. Thetongue sections rear decoration boards first tongue sections 48 of thefront decoration board 42 abut against the inner wall face of therear decoration board 52, while the free ends of thesecond tongue sections 58 of therear decoration board 52 abut against the inner wall face of thefront decoration board 42. Accordingly, the front and rear casings are locked with each other with the lateral sides mated with each other. Under such circumstance, the front and rear decoration boards are securely assembled with each other. After the front andrear casings rear casing 50 with thesupport frame 30 as shown inFIG. 18 . Also, theconnection plates 522 of therear casing 50 are locked with the support frame by means offastening members 303. In addition, as shown inFIG. 19 , afastening member 303 is screwed into theuppermost insertion pillars fastening member 303 is screwed into thelowermost insertion pillars - Please further refer to
FIG. 21 . After the front andrear casings support frame 30, the curved faces of thefront decoration boards 42 are snugly attached to thecurved sides 34 of theupright boards 32. In addition, thecurved sides 34 are formed withseveral recesses 341 for receiving theinsertion pillars insertion pillars front casing 40 with the front side of thesupport frame 30. Therear casing 50 has arecess 523 right in alignment with therecess 39 of the back corner of the support frame. In this case, therear casing 50 is also easy to align with the rear side of the support frame. - Referring to
FIG. 22 , after the table leg is assembled, theconnection section 31 of thetable leg 20 is connected with thetable frame 25 of the game table to form the game table. The two connection blocks 35 of the two board sections of theconnection section 31 are respectively connected with twoboard materials 26 of the table frame by means of screws. After assembled, theconnection section 31 of the table leg is concealed in thetable frame 25 and only the front andrear casings - The table leg of the present invention is a knockdown structure. A consumer can DIY assemble the table leg. After assembled, the table leg of the present invention has a rigid structure and sculptural appearance with beautifying effect. The knockdown table leg can save room and lower transfer cost.
- The above embodiments are only used to illustrate the present invention, not intended to limit the scope thereof. Many modifications of the above embodiments can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention. For example, alternatively, the connection components can be latch members instead of the insertion pillars of the front and rear casings. Similarly, the first and second latch members can be replaced with insertion pillars. In addition, the structures of the connection components and the first and second latch members can be exchanged. For example, the first latch members can have the structure of the second latch members and the connection components can have the structures of the first latch members or the second latch members.
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